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Former Wilmington, Delaware, police officer Samuel Waters faces up to eight years in prison after being convicted of assault, official misconduct, falsifying business records, and felony tampering with public records. Waters slammed a suspect's head against a plexiglass window during an arrest at a convenience store. Waters did not turn his bodycam on and lied…

Since 2020 smokejumpers have averaged only 4.5 fire jumps each season. That’s a terrible under-utilization of an important firefighting resource. In the past we easily jumped twice that many, and some years four times as many. I’ve seen it many times while on the Duzel Rock lookout southeast of Happy Camp, California -- fires were not staffed for a day or two and then went big and cost tens or even hundreds of millions while the jumpers sat unused.

Five short films that featured in the Bolton Film Festival last year are in the running to win prizes at the British Academy Film Awards.

Sean Lìonadh directed the award-winning short film Too Rough, which has been featured at numerous film festivals and won multiple awards.

IT was a smash hit when it first hit the screens in 2019.

ComingSoon is debuting an exclusive trailer for Too Rough, the BAFTA […]

BBC police drama Vigil has been nominated for five Scottish BAFTA awards, with Suranne Jones in the hunt for best actress.

Scottish short film Too Rough has been enjoying an enviable run on the international film festival circuit. We caught up with its talented writer-director, Sean Lìonadh, to explore why it's struck such a chord with audiences around the world.

Galway Film Fleadh returns for its 34th year, running from July 5 until July 10 and featuring a queer 'Out on Film' programme.